Yep, don't watch it. Not scarry just awful, lots of shocking scenes.

I bought that in a $1 bin to watch on my laptop while I was on the road. I didn't even finish it. The DVD was used as a coaster until I finally tossed it. That movie was gross.

Wait a minute....

Twilight sucked.

Which one? Smurf Pocahontas or the dumped down adaptation of a beloved animation series?

That movie is absolutely priceless.

I'm glad I watched it ONCE, but I will never ever watch it again. OMG! That movie broke me. Hands down the saddest movie I've ever seen. It's beautiful, but the sadness is all encompassing.

Medic!!!!

I loved the ending- not because I celebrated it but because it was so poetically satisfying.

fan fiction assumes they writer was a fan. The writer had a deep hatred for sw and it showed.

this is actually my favourite horror / mystery/ thriller right now. i watched it during the holidays and really enjoyed it- found the full movie on YouTube lol :D i think its good to wait untill ur 13-14 to watch this one 😬

I attempted to see it as a student, when I was going through a depressive period. I casually mentioned it to my English teacher. Her tough reaction kind of woke me up: "Give up this b******t! You spend your time feeling sorry for yourself, ignoring school and you'll end up failing your exams. And you're better than that." I started focusing on studying and passed all exams. God bless her.

The original Mad Max had the most impact as it was the 1st well done of its genre...post apocolyptic, hard core big cars, rigs, bikes etc on endless roads and deserts with enough madness to be just shy of rabid.

Scientologist propaganda

I never bothered seeing it, because South Park always gets it right.

Even when I swim in a pool, I sometimes think of it. It ruined something in my mind. For good.

Changed the way I swam in any body of water, even a swimming pool - my fevered imagination pictured the shark coming at me from the shadows. Nevermind the fact that I never went in past my knees at the beach.

Destroyed lives for shark's for years.

I saw this as a kid and it scared the hell out of me, I still don't go in the ocean. The one I wish I never watched though was Open Water. My god, I've had nightmares like that. I can't believe they went through that horror for hours and hours. Absolutely terrifying.

But it was brilliant in that you didn’t even see the shark in the first hour. The only you were uneasy was because the actors were uneasy.

Good movie but it did cause many sharks to be hunted and killed out of fear. They also killed a real tiger shark for the movie, which I found out recently and kind of pisses me off.

The legacy of Jaws includes the Sharknado series, for which I remain grateful.

Oh my god, Jaws is a cinematic masterclass. It's use of anthropomorphism in the horror film bit is genius, and it clearly has early indications of what its director would go on to do, in terms of ET, The Goonies, Indiana - that sense of adventure and escapist joy he conveys when they're hunting the shark is total Spielberg. I also think THAT camera shot of Chief Brodie sitting on the beach when Alex Kitner is eaten, is probably the greatest in cinema. It's my second favourite film of all time and I didn't even need to mention the Indianpolis scene.

Jaws should be up near the very top for its *theme music alone*. You are hearing it in your head right now as you are reading these words because you were already hearing it in your head and have been as soon as you saw the name of the film! Duuunnn ... duunn!

As a kid this movie terrified me and I lived in a land locked state.

My college roommate refused to take a bath for weeks. Only showers.

I was a adult when I saw I. It was s are in some points but it didn't traumatized me. It did not make me scared of water.

Nothing to worry about, unless you enjoy swimming or surfing at Stinson Beach in Northern California.

Who the F let you watch that at 7???

We are all still dealing with it..logging trucks anyone?

The 80s was a really s****y decade and this film just reminded us of what seemed a very real possibility at the time. Terrifying.

Did anyone think it would be good?

I totally agree.

Didn't bother with it, someone told me the ending :(

This is one of the best films I have ever watched. I thought it was genius.

I refuse to patronize any torture porn. The whole Saw franchize kicked off the worst thing to happen to the horror genre ever. We wouldn't have Human Centipede if it wasn't for Saw. It was a sudden race to the bottom to see who could make the grossest horror movie and I wanted no part of it.

The tv show was pretty good. Followed the book rather well

Never managed to see more than half of that movie, and I was like wtf? the whole time.

That was a really weird movie. And I went into it blind. I borrowed as a DVD from my library when I had already watched most of their horror movies and thought, "Hmm.. give this one a try". Watched all thinking it might get better. It didn't

I'm the one person in the world who really liked the movie.

I will NEVER watch any of these films.

This one is heartbreaking beyond words.

I remember when it was first broadcast. It ran without commercials, because absolutely no one would sponsor it. People used to pooh-pooh it as unrealistic. Mind you, I said USED to. That movie is scary AF, and you couldn't pay me to watch it again. The radio switchboards lit up like Christmas after that movie.

Poor Artax.

The premise alone is so frightening. Thanks for ruining going scuba diving on a boat for me!

I never made it past the point Richard Gear dies. I knew what would happen to the poor dog and just couldn't.

You have to learn to spot the stinkers early. This one had failure written all over it.

Horrible movie. Don't even know how they can call it horror, so drawn out and boring. Only good part was the *ahem* car scene

Such an awesome movie.

The book is amazing, the film does it justice. Difficult to read/watch, very disturbing. But worth it.

Im just not a fan of French Extremism, too mentally heavy for me

Not sure what this person expected. The ads for it alone were awful.

We still sing that scene all these years later

Got 5 min in to second one and noped out coz it was NOTHING like the book

The original is a fantastic, although disturbing, film. The Hollywood remake, such a good cast, but the film is nowhere near as good.

Porn movie in a historical setting

Loved it!